The 2014 edition of Just Tell Me What Stocks to Buy is now available on Amazon, with other retailers coming soon. I’ve also done a print version for those that prefer paper, which I’m hoping will be available by the end of the week.

In this edition fifty-nine companies made my rules which isn’t too surprising when you consider how good the market is right now. I mention in the book that this is both a good and bad thing. Good that it’s easy to make money right now, and bad because it’s also easy to become complacent.

Last year’s stocks made tremendous gains which I’m pretty pleased with, you can grab the old editions free at Smashwords now (they’ll become free at major retailers over the coming weeks at the price filters through to each store).

Yes, the 2013 version of Just Tell Me What Stocks to Buy is now live at Amazon (other retailers coming soon).

It lists all of the stocks that fit my rules for stock market investing. I’ve made the 2012 version free (you can get the free copy at Smashwords if you want to see what you are getting – although obviously I have a new list for 2013).

If you don’t want to buy the 2013 book, the stocks that made my list are:

About twelve months ago, I released the 2012 version of Just Tell Me What Stocks to Buy. Now that a year has passed, I thought it would be a good time to look back at how those I recommended in the book did.

The overall average increase of all stocks was up 12.53%. Very healthy indeed. Especially as that doesn’t take into account all the dividend payouts during that time which means your income would have been even higher.

Of the 47 stocks that I wrote about, 37 of them increased in value, 9 decreased, and 1 company dissolved (Goodrich was acquired by UTX in July paying out stockholders a nice takeover price).